Sentence examples for dreadful realisation from inspiring English sources

Until all of a sudden came the dreadful realisation that England weren't going to win at all.

He also leaves bitter resentment among the relatives and friends of those he killed - although the latter almost certainly suffered neither pain nor the dreadful realisation of what was going on.

Atkinson, meanwhile, was in a moral dilemma: he'd ditched corporate law to become a cheesemaker, and had recently come to the dreadful realisation that the billy kids born into his herd were surplus to requirements (boy goats don't produce milk, after all).

Sunday was dreadful too because the full realisation of what had happened had begun to hit home.

The realisation of our own dreadful permanence is one of the longest, and most disappointing lessons we learn as children.

For the tourists there is now the grim realisation that they have been outplayed once again and that there is no way back in the series, a dreadful feeling yet no disgrace.

The realisation dawned.

Dreadful effort.

"Perfectly dreadful.

Dreadful creature!

"Awful, dreadful.